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Man arrested after crashing car into wall in Tetbury countryside

byDaniel Jae Webb
7 March 2024 • 10.48am
Man arrested after crashing car into wall in Tetbury countryside
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A man’s been arrested after crashing his car into a wall near Tetbury.

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Police were called to the single-vehicle road traffic collision in the Gloucestershire countryside last night (Wednesday 6 March).

The red Skoda Fabia was ploughed into a wall, but nobody sustained injuries. However, the damaged vehicle was a right-off.

The driver, a man, failed the roadside breath test and was arrested on suspicion of drink driving.

“I’m never doing this again”, the suspect reportedly told PC Osborne.

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